#!/bin/sh
#
# MOVERS - Uses a given file to move a set of files to another directory.

if [ -n "$1" ]
   then

   if [ -n "$2" ]
      then
      
      if [ -f $1 ]
         then 
   
         if [ "$1" = ".descs" ]
            then
     
            echo ""       
            echo "No!!!! Don't use the .descs file! That screws things up!"
            echo "Exiting..."
            echo ""
        
            else

            echo ""
            echo "[/] Using $1 as the data file...."
    
            if [ -d $2 ]
               then
               echo "[/] Files will be moved to $2...."

               echo ""
               echo "[\] Moving files...."

 
               for each in `cut -d' ' -f1 $1`
                   do
                   if [ -f $2/$each ]
                      then
                      echo "[!] Oops! There's already a $each in $2. Staying put."
                      echo "There: `ls -l $2/$each`"
                      echo "Here: `ls -l $each`"
                      else
                      mv $each $2
                   fi
                   done

               echo "[\] Files moved. Now appending $1 to $2/.descs..."

               cat $1 >>$2/.descs
       
               echo "[\] Appended. Deleting $1."
        
               rm $1

               echo "[\] Now updating both affected directories."
    
               echo "[\] First this one...."

               /textfiles/ferret
 
               echo "[\] Now that one."

               cd $2
              
               /textfiles/ferret
    
               echo "[/] Files successfully transferred."
               echo ""

               else
               echo "[/] There is no such directory as $2! Exiting."
               echo ""
             fi
             fi
         else
         echo ""
         echo "[/] File $1 does NOT exist! Exiting."
         echo ""
      fi
      else
      echo "Arguments am: .movers <Guidefile> <Directory>"
   fi
   else
   echo "Arguments are: .movers <Guidefile> <Directory>"
fi